MLM Companies
Color Street Review 2026
Nail strip MLM where the same product sells cheaper at Walmart
2.0
HomeBusinessWatch Rating
Last updated: March 20, 2026
What is Color Street?
Real nail polish strips that apply without tools, drying time, or UV lights. Founded by Fa Park. Parent company is Incoco/Innovative Cosmetics Concepts. The same nail strips are sold at Walmart and Amazon under other brands for significantly less.
Pros
- Genuinely convenient product — real nail polish strips
- No drying time or UV lights required
- Products have loyal customer following
Cons
- Average annual income was just $178 (2018 disclosure)
- Same strips sold at Walmart/Amazon for $4-6 vs $14+ through Color Street
- About 30% of Stylists received no commission or rebate at all
- Average Stylist loses over $550/year after minimum expenses
- Only 0.34% of Stylists made over $2,314/month
Rating Breakdown
Residual Income
1.5
Potential for ongoing passive income
Simplicity
2.5
Easy to understand and execute
Transparency
2.0
Clear about costs, requirements, and income
Community & Support
3.0
Quality of training and community
Value for Money
1.5
Worth the investment
Overall Rating
2.0
Frequently Asked Questions About Color Street
Is Color Street worth selling?
Income disclosure shows the average Stylist earned just $178 annually (2018). After minimum expenses of ~$729/year, the average Stylist loses over $550. Only 0.34% made over $2,314/month.
Are Color Street nails overpriced?
Yes — the parent company (Innovative Cosmetics) sells the same nail strips at Walmart and Amazon for $4-6, while Color Street sells them for $14+. The MLM markup significantly inflates prices.
How much does it cost to join Color Street?
The starter kit costs ~$129. Additionally, Stylists must sell at least $50/month in products (or buy it themselves). First-year minimum expenses are approximately $729, exceeding typical earnings.